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Alexander Riedel wrote:Yeah, thanks, someone (that would be me) snoozed on that one. I will blame QA though for not noticing

Never can trust those slackers in QA...

Nothing earth shattering here, probably just a housekeeping issue... PrimalScript 2016, 7.2.92: my "SAPIEN Updates" window appeared alerting me to a new version. In browsing the change log (Notes section of the window) it appears that the last few versions are listed incorrectly. This is r...

Product, version and build: PrimalScript 2015 v7.1.73 32 or 64 bit version of product: x64 Operating system: Win7 32 or 64 bit OS: x64 There appears to be a syntax highlighting issue with single-quoted here-strings; double-quoted here-strings do not appear to exhibit this issue. Example: type this o...

6.5.156 fixes this. My thanks for the quick response.

Alexander Riedel wrote:I'll see what I can find out. There is a service build scheduled for this weekend anyway, I will make sure this makes it in.

Thank you. Looking forward to it.

Dang it. One last post for the night. Promise, it's my last.

If I turn off "Display Syntax Coloring" the whole problem goes away. But then living in a black-and-white scripting world is... well... reminiscent of times long, long ago.

Playing some more, I can also come up with this: "long" appears to mean a string of >127 continuous characters on a single line. I can create a variable with value of 127 continuous characters (no spaces) just fine. Add one character or more, still no spaces, and it breaks when I start typ...

Can you define how long "long" is? My guess is that a character limit in the parser is exceeded somewhere and to make this get fixed faster we'd like to know how long your variable is. If you use the exact variable I posted above (copy/paste?), and if the problem isn't for some reason loc...

My editor is crashing every time I stick a quote on any line above a lengthy variable... Here's how I'm recreating this: Launch PrimalScript 2012 (6.5.153) Create a new PowerShell script Add a couple blank lines, then a long string variable: $somevar="Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...